Facial Aesthetics
Discover the best information, whether you’re a new Facial Aesthetics student starting your first assignment, or delving into a research project.
Library essentials
Reading Lists
These are set up by your tutors to guide you to good quality, relevant and useful materials to help you with your studies. They are a great starting point before doing your own research.
Library Search
Did you know? The citation tool in Library Search can help you create references! Learn how to make the most of Library Search through our short, interactive guide: Use Library Search to find academic information for your assessments.
Subject specific resources
Books and journals
The first place you should look is your Reading List – you will find a link to this in your Blackboard modules. It lists all the core texts for your subject as recommended by your lecturers. All our other books and journals can be found in Library Search
Databases
These give you focused access to key journal articles and research.
- CINAHL: offers a systemised approach to searching for articles and research in the area of health.
- Health and Medicine – ProQuest: provides access to a range of updates to research for facial aesthetics.
- ScienceDirect: provides access to up-to-date health and medical developments to stimulate research and improve patient care.
- Web of Science Core Collection: offers access to full text health research.
Useful website
This site may have some journals and other key research.
Evidence Search: provides free access to clinical and non-clinical information including evidence, guidance and Government policy.
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Finding information skills
Developing information skills saves time and gives you stronger sources for your assessments. Finding information covers everything you need to learn how to search for resources effectively.
Further support
The Skills website has eLearning to help you achieve your study goals. We cover:
- academic writing support
- referencing guidance
- help with presentation skills
- using generative AI
- time management and much more
You can also attend our academic skills workshops. Contact the Academic Skills Team to ask a question or request a one-to-one appointment.